[Action-Jackson]

Hey, excuse me. But I love Quebec!<br /> <br /> Put that in your pipe and smoke it.

[samuel]

[QUOTE BY= Brother Jonathan]Partition seems more likely than corridor creation; one possibility is <a href="http://www.irpp.org/po/archive/mar99/janda.pdf">the “Jura solution”</a> (a PDF document). I don’t know whether that would be such a sufficiently unpleasant compromise for both sides as to make it eventually acceptable.[/QUOTE]<br /> Brother Jonathan,<br /> <br /> The "Jura solution" need not, does not and cannot apply to Québec both demographically and geographically. Federalists are married and have children with Sovereinists in Québec. They are friends with each other, they work with each other and they play with each other. The above also applies to the language issue, countless English/French marriages exists here and have lived by each other for centuries. Québecers are divided at referendum time but are not divided as a people. When sovereignty is acheived, Quebecers will continue living in harmony <u>as they do now</u>.<br /> <br /> The only ones making an overzealous fuss about the issue are Canadians in the ROC and I suspect they are the ones who will try and break the harmony out of revenge. They may quickly find out how federalists in Québec turn their backs on them should their fellow countrymen be threatened with harm from outside Québec.<br /> <br /> The Berlin style wall to be erected upon Québec sovereignty is nothing but a figment of ROC imagination. No corridor will be needed because no barriers will be put in place. It just wouldn't make any sense economically and politically.

[MadeInCanada]

Vous prétendez tout le temps parler pour le Québec.<br /> <br /> Je devrais demander le 50.5% qui ont voté NON en 1995 si vous parler pour eux. <br /> <br />

[michou]

[QUOTE BY= MadeInCanada] Vous prétendez tout le temps parler pour le Québec.<br /> <br /> Je devrais demander le 50.5% qui ont voté NON en 1995 si vous parler pour eux. <br /> <br /> [/QUOTE]<br /> Alors qu'ils s'expriment. <br /> Dans les faits, la majorité franco-Québécoise a voté OUI en 1995. <br /> Aujourd'hui, il y a de plus en plus de Québécois de souche, d'anglos-Québécois et de néo-Québécois qui adhèrent au mouvement souverainiste, ce qui donnera au prochain référendum un vote gagnant pour le OUI. <br /> <br /> Coucou ! C'est nous !

[sebastien]

[QUOTE BY= Action-Jackson] Hey, excuse me. But I love Quebec!<br /> <br /> Put that in your pipe and smoke it.[/QUOTE]<br /> <br /> Such humour my friend ! Wow !<br /> Me too I love Canada ... but as a different country.<br /> Me too I love ROC ... been there many times.<br /> <br /> Let's "love" each other as two different countries okay ?<br /> <br /> <br /> " Québec we love you. " - Montréal, Place du Canada, october 1995

[MadeInCanada]

Separation is the equivalent of changing a dollar for 4 quarters.

[michou]

[QUOTE BY= MadeInCanada] Separation is the equivalent of changing a dollar for 4 quarters.[/QUOTE]<br /> <br /> C'est faux. En français on dit "changer une piastre pour 4 trente sous". Dans mes calculs à moi, on vient de faire un gain de 20 sous drette là. <br /> Je t'énerve hein ? Pas grave, je m'énerve moi-même parfois. <img align=absmiddle src='images/smilies/wink.gif' alt='Wink'>

[Aldebaran]

After the Independence will Québec join to this??:<br /> <br /> http://www.unilat.org/<br /> <br /> France is already a member

[fleur-de-lys]

[QUOTE by=aldebaran]After the Independence will Québec join to this??:[/QUOTE]<br /> <br /> I hope it will, I hope Québec will join the latin union and leave the commonwealth. I'm sure that most sovereignist politicians think like me.

[sebastien]

[QUOTE BY= MadeInCanada] Separation is the equivalent of changing a dollar for 4 quarters.[/QUOTE]<br /> <br /> Maybe ...<br /> But at least that 50 billions we send to Ottawa and wait to see its return ... will stay in Québec.<br /> Our Québec politicians know better than Goodale what to do with this money.<br /> <br /> Geee... that Goodale doesn't even speak french. He must know very well Québec isn't it ???<br /> <br /> Good try my friend !<br /> After the fright campaign.. we see now the "bof why change a dollar for 4 quarters" campaign...<br /> So funny !

[Marcarc]

That's actually a really cool idea for a T-shirt campaign. "Change a dollar into four quarters". The dollar is obviously "the loonie" (built for ridicule already) while the quarters could have various pictures of Quebec symbols, obviously denoting the fact that four is more representative than one. Great idea. In fact, for industrious souls out there, check out cafepress.com and you could even make some money off it.

[sebastien]

[QUOTE BY= michou] [QUOTE BY= MadeInCanada] Separation is the equivalent of changing a dollar for 4 quarters.[/QUOTE]<br /> <br /> C'est faux. En français on dit "changer une piastre pour 4 trente sous". Dans mes calculs à moi, on vient de faire un gain de 20 sous drette là. <br /> Je t'énerve hein ? Pas grave, je m'énerve moi-même parfois. <img align=absmiddle src='images/smilies/wink.gif' alt='Wink'> [/QUOTE]<br /> <br /> L'expression existe-t-elle en anglais n'est-ce pas Michou ?<br />